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Thanks, also found that the command<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; netsh interface show interface<br />
would list out all NIC &amp;&nbsp;their names
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Thanks, also found that the command
    netsh interface show interface
would list out all NIC & their names

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I'm running Win XP Professional SP3 on a Dell D620 laptop.<br />
<br />
I would like to use Windows Scheduler to enable this laptop's<br />
Wifi interface at certain hours &amp;&nbsp;disable it back after a job is<br />
done.<br />
<br />
Q1:<br />
What's the Windows commands that I can issue at command <br />
prompt (or place in a .bat or .cmd script) to enable &amp;&nbsp;disable<br />
the WiFi interface?<br />
<br />
Q2:<br />
what's the command to check the current status of the WiFi<br />
interface (to see if it's enabled or disabled currently)
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I'm running Win XP Professional SP3 on a Dell D620 laptop.

I would like to use Windows Scheduler to enable this laptop's
Wifi interface at certain hours & disable it back after a job is
done.

Q1:
What's the Windows commands that I can issue at command 
prompt (or place in a .bat or .cmd script) to enable & disable
the WiFi interface?

Q2:
what's the command to check the current status of the WiFi
interface (to see if it's enabled or disabled currently)

Windows command to enable &amp; disable WiFi network interface (at MSDOS  / cmd prompt)

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Windows command to enable &amp; disable WiFi network interface (at MSDOS / cmd prompt)

Windows command to enable & disable WiFi network interface (at MSDOS / cmd prompt)